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THURSDAY, OCT. 16,
GOOD OLE' SUMMER TIME—The "June in January" temperatures today sent Ayres’ models Pat Briscoe and Barbara Witham out to the old wading hole. Here the two misses shed their 51 gouge nylons and take a "cool off, wade in White River, just off
iverside Park.
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Forged Checks Used in Deals, [FBI Charges
recently with a South Side gambling club,
, Third Suspect Arrested
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
In Car Ring
Activities May Extend
Into Several States Another suspect in a large ring
The third alleged member of the to be arrested is Karl Von Willer, 46, of 2017 N. Pennsylvania St. His name also has been linked
Von Miller has a long record, according to city police.
terday by FBI agents as he was waiting at the county jail to visit a prisoner. He was arraigned this morning before U. 8. Commissioner Francis Hughes and asked that the hearing be continued. The case was set for hearing Oct. 27. A bond of $5000 was placed on Von Willer, who is charged with arranging the interstate transportation of two 1947 automobiles that were allegedly purchased illegally. The cars, bought from a Huntington, W. Va. man were brought from Cincinnati for eventual sale here, federal authorities said. The first two suspects to be arrested were Marvin L. (Buzs) Gardner, 38, Tibbs Ave. and U. 8. 52, and Richard M. Shelton, 34, of 2521 Park Ave. They were arrested Tuesday as
what may be a far flung net work, Forged checks were drawn on a
Cornfield Rally To Close Campaign
Ralph Harvey, Republican candidate for Congress in the coming 10th district special election, will top off his campaign with a Hoo-
sier-style cornfield rally on his| |pay, it became evident today.
Henry County farm Oct. 31. «Earl E. Osbun, Mount Summit, who will be general chairman of the show, announced tents will be provided in case of rain. Musical and other entertainment plus sandwiches and coffee will be offered.
The Henry County “Farmers-for-Harvey” organization will sponsor the all-day affair. Governor Gates will be principal speaker. Scene of the rally will be an open field on Mr. Harvey's farm on State Rd. 3, half a mile north of Mount Summit, It will get under way at 11 a. m. and will end by Halloween dusk.
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Royal Wedding Procession Seats Top Coronation
———— EE —————————— LONDON, Oct. 16 (UP)—Anyone who expects to see the procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey for the wedding of Princess Elizabeth must pay and
Speculators and landlords with windows overlooking the line o procession were boosting the prices for vantage points well above those charged for the coronation of King George and Queen Elizabeth. td ® » THE PRICES quoted today were as high as $3600 for two windows in Whitehall from which th& wed, ding procession will be visible for two or three minutes. The cost of an entire room overlooking the coronation route was about $200, About 22 persons would be able to squeeze into a $3600 room—which rents for about $400 a year—the landlords estimated. That would mean $160 a person. Reports circulated that window seats were going for as high as $300 each. . tJ » POLICE have notified all landlords that the name of every ticketholder admitted to buildings overlooking the route must be filed with Scotland Yard. Each holder is liable to search
port or both in his possession.
Dr. Colglazier
Dr. Donald Lee Colglazier, 520 W. 44th St. died today in his home. He was 47. Dr, Colglazier, a native of Salem, Ind, had been a resident of Indianapolis five years. A graduate of Purdue and Indiana Universities, he was a member of Phi Chi medical fraternity, and Delta Xi social fraternity. He was a member of the Indianapolis Medical Society, Salem Masonic Lodge, and the Paul Coble Post 26, American Legion. : He served three years. with the Army Medical Corps in World War II. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Phyllis I. Colglazier; a daughter, Sarah Jane Colglazier; a son, David Lee Colglazier; his mother, Mrs. Lulu Colglazier, - Salem; a sister, Mrs. Vaughn Atwood, Jeffersonville, and two brothers, Chester Colglazier, Salem, and Capt. Waldo W. Colglazier, New Cumberland, Pa. will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Glyde V. Montgom-
burial have not been made.
Germ Warfare Called Successor to A-Bomb
teachers’ meeting yesterday, said that “millions of human beings can be killed in a few hours by methods now available.”
Boy, 13, Stabbed; Playmate, 9, Quizzed
Everett Domer, 13, of 1443 W. Everett St., was recovering today from a knife wound in his back. A 9-year-old playmate was held by juvenile aid authorities in connection with the stabbing.
$8000 Trailer Stolen
and must have identity card or pass- |
Dies in Home Here
ery mortuary. Arrangements for
TORONTO, Oct. 16 (UP)—Bio~ logical warfare already has made the atom bomb “a has been,” according to Dr. G. Brock Chisholm, secretary-general of the World
A tractor-trailer valued at $8000
Pertt Man Chosen To Head Baptists
LOGANSPORT, Oct. 16 (UP)— The Rev. E. P. Quinton of Peru today was the new president of the Indiana Baptist Convention, elected yesterday at the closing session. Delegates selected Muncie as the site for their 1948 convention meeting, Oct. 11-13. Other new officers included Royden Rea, Lawrenceburg, vice president; Raymond Pavy, Westport, secretary, and Will Barr, Bluffton, treasurer,
He was taken Into eustody yes-
the FBI opened its crack-down on| :
Joplin, Mo., bank.
Hayes Track Workers Ordered Back on Jobs
RICHMOND, Oct. 16 (UP)—Employees of the Hayes Track Appliance Co. were ordered to return to their job today, ending a 10-week-old strike, A joint announcement by Herbert J. Mayer, company manager, and Carl R. Brady, president of Local 118-A, United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America (CIO) said the union had accepted a company offer which included a, 10-cent hourly wage increase, Approximately 125 employees were involved,
Hurwitz Named Editor
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PETERSBURG, Oct. 16 (UP)—
the Petersburg Press, today announced the appointment of Herman Hurwitz of Indianapolis as editor of the semi-weekly publication. Mr. Hurwitz is a graduate of In-
Sigma Delta Chi, journalistic fraternity. He attended Manual Training High School in Indianapolis.
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D. M. Montgomery, publisher of!”
diana University and a member of |
that bought and sold 19047 model| & cars here and throughout the Mid-| west by using forged , cashiers’ checks was being held today by the FBL
Acme Telephoto.
POPULARITY ASSURED—Janis Carter, 1946 motion picture
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On Thursday “Afternoons Beginning at 4 o'clock
GENE KELLY
in perfon — appears ENIOR HALL conducting — a Pre-Rally Football (High School) Game. and getting data and interviews for his
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AND SENIOR
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In the Radio Program
~he also gives with the Higle Scag Game
of the
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